The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-11-16
MERRY IS MARRIAGE BELL.
BEATTY AND FAs:;sG3 AZ C.HGLiAAc
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: .,uZ2iin: Gose::c OF B@aut! sad NsaahoaG--
some Of the E;afi,i.c.I:s or "eariE
(CoIumbi: Eccorl, November ll)
"ucre. friend! upon tiis loity icdse sit down.
and view !hc bcautc"us prospect sprcao pe-
low" and tell me
Hast thou eve. gaze; on ::ught more la1f
II Eucu2e: or the Orient.
and 50 We sa5 j'ogn l&st evening Oh
the balcony that eHcirc:ea tie ha!i % u .
House t.f Representatives ;.2d gaz@d VIE
wondering Sac9 On th:.tt ta:r TAR I. zen anc rs
fairy araces-yhere the ':yoIitn AID
pleasure" OF South Carolina :,na i;er SIS
ter States had nl4t "to Chase the glowing
hours with flying feet. .
4 MYSTIC SHOWER OF spEESDoE
seemed to fail from every direction. Ine
hall was s'swept and garnished' brightly
the tints Of the rainbow blended hay
nloniogsly upon the ample walls; crgtal
chandeliers pended from TIC 'ro bazoaed
convaye tn.s acched above, scluuliatlu s
beaxGs Of golden light; and tie very al
vas instinct VITA radiant grace aad
blo; n. On the foor beneath Was
stretched q
T.iSORAcJA OE BEAUTY AND EASAi ~
whose scenes ever varied TO dazzle tie
eve of the "Looker.on in Vienna. .
Fair rs morn, when the moon is New
seemed the lovely beings who glide3 TO
ard fro, and the tones Of whose voices
fell sweet as the ringdoye's plair!Gg.
MUSIC WOVEN OF R.iREsT HAR5IoSIEs
filled the air until echo rose and bore
the sounds divineiy to q close Of rare
mysterious sweetness. SO wi5ching ten
der that they drugged the hours with
DaInls OF siumb'rous e2se.
The ladies, with silver-sand&il'd feet,
and cad in costumes Of Oriental Gle,
eanoe that drew the unbounGed adn&lra-
Iion ;rcm gallant beaux; tie cnivalty OF
the State, flushed with high manhood
and ssspelled by the beal5> Gus sceZe' IS
it paid tribute to lovely partners; the
music 'ssweet as the strains from E-ppoi.
los lute'';; the gay throng that vhirlod
along in the ecstasy OF the Gancs; and
the looks OF uneoufneG icy that slo"ed
fcor, happy faces, formed scene o.
such surprising beauty that
This poor fool O nature stood with gaping
eyes,
snd looks that il-,cncealed lis deep sur
prise"
We awoke from our tsdreau> OF dreams
divine" only when the Senate chamber
was thrown open and 4
sUaPTUoUs RE2AsT
wcs disclosed to cur enchanted view
The supper formed one OF the prinae
features of the occasion. 1t was an eie'
CANT feast elegantly served, and was a 1t
ting finale to the greatest socla! TRUMP
OF the season. TIE luli enabled Us tc
take
4 Glance at ,ho Costumes
cf tie ladies, and though the "Looker
Oh" YVES equally mystihed st these gor'
geous toilets, he managed 10 obtain {
fe~. There were others equally beau:i'
Jul and as worthy Of descri Dtlon, but
they were understandable. Here are a!
tie notebook would hold!
Mss Agnes Rice, Of Union, pale oiut
satin, trimmed with irridcscent beads.
Miss Rachel Nc.Nas:tr, Of Tlnaspoio
pale green satin, Valenci@Ines lace.
Miss Lila TalIey, OF Coiunbia, whit;
surah silk trimmed with crystal beads.
Miss Fannie Gib5es, OF Columbia
wh;,a surah silk with ornanentioA G!
DucEcsSe lace.
Miss Annie Shiger, Of Coiunoia, moirE
antique corn coiored si:&; ornaments,
topaz.
Miss Lou S:mon!cn CT Charloston
white sucah silk, eiaborately ti.n1mtc
with moire antique ribbon AID pc!l.S s@ce
Miss Bessie Warn 3 Oh Columbia,
beautiful Nile green ottoman silk; oIape
res OF Nile green and embroidered tGlie
ornaments, peaGlS.
Hiss Eveline Brcdie c. Charleston
white silk costume, with oruamentatici
Of TaIenciennes lace.
Miss Phoebe Moral Of AllenGale, com
bination silk mule and surah six; au
tunn leaves; ornaments, diamonds.
Miss Bessie Thomas Of Coluraoia, "Bi
Peep" costume OF Me green ;ltAt.oSa,
with white satin trimmings.
Miss Bleeker Springs OF Charlotte, n
c., white MORE antique silk, Ddchesse
l.:e tiounces. Elegant costume.
Miss Annie Sio&n OF Columbia, corr
colored satin, black Docaesse o7ezsrtlt
Miss Jennie Evans OF Florence, white
silk; shaped corsage; pearls.
Miss katie WatleS OF Columbia, corr
colored satin, overdress OF corr coiorsd
tu!ie, drsped with red roses.
Mrs. Charles Wright OF Columbia,
black silk with bugles of lace.
IIrs. Ed. Robertson of ColuIn 5ia,
white ottoman silk, ea train; orlamenta'
ton Of white beads.
Miss Eta Coles OF Columb:a, cream
silS, point lace, en- train.
Miss Emma Little6eld OF Brunswick,
Ga, White satin and organdie.
Miss Leize Thompson OF Washington,
green six combined with green crepe.
Miss Sue heels OF GreenviGe, rel
cashmere and velvet; Rhine stones.
Mss Harriet EnglisI Of Columbia,
Nile green silk, en- train; half loT- cor
sage.
Hrs. William Barnwell of Columbia,
white ottoman six, trimmed with white
ostrich piumes.
Mrs. Andrew Crawford of Columbia,
white moire antique and plush, eli train.
Mrs. 3. G. Sloan Of Columbia, charm
irg costume OF white ottoman silk and
point lace.
Mrs. Willie Jones Of Columbia, Paris
dress OF pale blue crepe and silk.
2Irs. II. P. Darby OF Columbia, black
satin and lace.
Mrs. Henry Frost OF Charleston, black
silk and jet, with lace sleeves.
Miss Stine Preston Of Columbia, black
lace and jet.
Miss Cora NcHeory Of Cincinnati,